Making a Lissajous Figure: 2 Questions

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The discussion centers on creating Lissajous figures using the equations x=sin(omega*t) and y=sin(omega*2t). The user seeks confirmation on the correctness of these equations and inquires about generating Lissajous figures with triangle waves. Resources such as Wolfram Alpha for interactive exploration and a YouTube video for detailed explanations were recommended for further understanding.

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  • Understanding of trigonometric functions and their applications
  • Familiarity with Lissajous figures and their mathematical representation
  • Basic knowledge of waveforms, specifically sine and triangle waves
  • Experience with interactive graphing tools like Wolfram Alpha
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  • Research the mathematical properties of Lissajous figures
  • Explore the generation of Lissajous figures using triangle wave equations
  • Learn to use Wolfram Alpha for visualizing complex mathematical functions
  • Watch instructional videos on Lissajous figures for practical applications
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Students, educators, and hobbyists interested in mathematics, physics, and waveform analysis will benefit from this discussion.

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Thanks for help, but i found a video on youtube where it explains very well :).
 

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